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This seems like insane advice. Even if it's technically permitted, the HTML5 spec page they themselves link to shows a bunch of caveats and exceptions that make
by apetresc 7y ago
This seems like insane advice. Even if it's technically permitted, the HTML5 spec page they themselves link to shows a bunch of caveats and exceptions that make it risky.
And for what - to save literally 10 bytes?
- falsedan 7y agotimes that 10 bytes by all the pages googlebot spiders and that's significant savings on bandwidth & storage for big G
- ceejayoz 7y agoWe're talking about the folks who host YouTube, right? The savings from this won't be the slightest bit significant to them.
- falsedan 7y agook thanks Warren buffet
- marcosdumay 7y agoI really doubt they avoid data fragmentation well enough for this to make a difference.